Sentence examples for difficult to withdraw from inspiring English sources

As casualties mounted in Vietnam, it became more difficult to withdraw because withdrawal would have "cheapened" the lives of those already sacrificed.

Also, FDI is a lot more difficult to withdraw when times are hard.

"Once you get power in your hands, it is very difficult to withdraw from that intoxication".

And once we have engaged in eye-contact, it is often difficult to withdraw.

Perversely, many onlookers find it difficult to withdraw attention from the unwanted cellular intrusion.

The game is difficult to withdraw from completely, but its effects can be dampened down.

Wenger made the difficult decision to withdraw Eboué, even though it risked shattering his fragile confidence.

"We note that these organisations have already made difficult decisions to withdraw, or reduce, key services due to the proposed funding cuts and accompanying uncertainty," read the letter.

"After much thought, deliberation and lengthy consultation with the medical staff, I have come to the very difficult decision to withdraw from the French Open," said Pierce, the world's 17th-ranked player.

In a statement issued by the Football Association of Ireland, McCarthy said: "I have made the very difficult decision to withdraw my name from selection from the Euro 2012 squad following the diagnosis of my father with cancer and an ongoing requirement for treatment.

They say Slabinski did his best and deserves the Medal of Honor but are frustrated at what they see as attempts to cover the truth that the SEAL was faced with the difficult call to withdraw from the mountain without Chapman.